Pepper
congo African grey parrot
FACT: African Greys can learn up to 1500 words! That’s more than a five-year-old child.
Hi, i'm pepper!
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my birthday
Pepper was adopted from another family. Unfortunately, their dogs didn't get along well with Pep, and he came to live with me in 2020. He was born in 2015.
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my favorite food
Unlike the other picky eaters in the flock, Pepper will try anything he is given. Pepper eats Zupreem Natural as his main course, but he will eat any vegetable or fruit I offer him!
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my favorite game
Pepper loves to hide under an oversized lazy boy recliner! The first time he did it, I thought he was lost forever! Finally, I found him underneath my recliner in his little makeshift mancave.


Pepper comes home
one more thing...
My friend in Florida wanted me to call him and let him know once I’d picked up Pepper. I decided to call him on speakerphone after our brief stop. The phone rings:
“Hello?”
“Brook? Is that you?” (it did NOT sound like my friend.)
… (odd sounds) …
“…Hello!”
Ah, it wasn’t Brook at all. Pepper had decided to take the call. He’s a great receptionist.
Pepper, the impersonator.
Pepper is a Congo African grey. This species of parrot is known to speak up to 1500 different words in different voices! While Pepper hasn’t quite mastered the breadth of the vocabulary yet, he DOES speak in a variety of different voices. He can speak like an old man, he can giggle like a lady, and he can chat in a child’s voice. You just never know what you’re going to get with Pepper!
Pepper's Movie Reel
Pepper making himself at home
When Pepper moved in I also had Cheeto, an umbrella cockatoo and Lucky, also an